Litigation

Why “Cats” Are Not Insurers’ Biggest Problem

Catastrophic events like wildfires and hurricanes – “cats” in trade parlance – are packing more punch than ever, but by […]

A recently passed California law will dramatically expand a company’s obligations with regard to any of its online presence that […]

This case, said a federal judge in Massachusetts, involved “more meritorious motions to compel and for sanctions against defendants for […]

L’Oréal advertises that its topical collagen products help smooth wrinkles in the aging human epidermis, and restore its “cushion.” Not […]

Travelers took International Control Services Inc. to court in Illinois after ICS suffered a data breach that the plaintiff claimed […]

A legal recruiter was ordered by a federal judge in Austin, Texas to pay his former employer $3.6 million in […]

An Ohio appeals court has reversed a trial court’s grant of summary judgment to “Certain Underwriters at Lloyd’s,” sending a […]

Dennis Crouch writes about an odd IP case, Centripetal Networks, Inc. v. Cisco Sys., Inc., that resulted in what he […]

A look at recent developments and current trends in the world of D&O insurance, from Kevin LaCroix, host of the […]

It’s a problem in just about every nook and cranny of the economy, but it’s particularly insidious when it comes […]